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In particular CHAMPS, a form of PBS, was designed to assist educators in systematically teaching expected learning behavior. In this case study, self-reported data from 25 in-service teachers who utilized CHAMPS was analyzed. Integrated behavior model was used as the theoretical framework for understanding teachers’ choices of misbehavior for correction, descriptions of frequency and context of the misbehavior, interventions for improvement, measurement of progress, and a comparison of the baseline behavior to post intervention levels of behavior. Themes from the data suggested that, although CHAMPS proved effective in implementing PBS in this context, ongoing training was needed for efficacy in its implementation  \nIntroduction  \nClassroom behavior challenges impact teachers’ beliefs about their ability to effectively deliver instruction (Marks, 2010; Landrum & Kauffman, 2006) . Classroom behavior challenges can include student off-task behavior, teaching and learning interruptions, and so forth. Survey data from the American Psychological Association (2006) indicated, “52 percent of the first year teachers ranked classroom management as the number one choice for professional development,”  \nChristopher Meidl is an assistant professor and Christie Vanorsdale is a doctoral student, both in the Department of Instructional Leadership in Education in the School of Education at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Their e-mail addresses [are: meidlc@duq.edu & vanorsdalec@duq.eud](are: meidlc@duq.edu & vanorsdalec@duq.eud)  \nwhile “for teachers between two and five years of teaching experience, 28% indicated their first priority as classroom management” and “for teachers with six to ten years of experience, 26% indicated classroom management as their first priority” (p. 41) . Based on data from the National Center for Educational Statistics (2007, 2010), teachers have reported increases in disruptive behavior such as noncompliance and disrespect. Due to the impact of classroom behavior challenges, often perceived by teachers as misbehavior, school districts often provide professional development to support teachers’ in their abilities to efficaciously manage their classrooms. Landrum and Kauffman (2006) explain the most common approach to managing misbehavior is through behavioral intervention.  \nOne approach to behavioral intervention is Positive Behavior Support (PBS), which emphasizes and reinforces expected behavior while providing a proactive and objective mediation for misbehavior (Landrum & Kauffman, 2006) . Sprick (2009) created CHAMPS (Conversation, Help, Activity, Movement, Participation, Success) as a specifically structured approach for implementing PBS in the classroom. The intent was to have teachers create an environment where expectations for learning are explicity understood and reinforce positive behaviors first and foremost, and then correct misbehavior.  \nThis study explored how one school used CHAMPS, as a PBS framework, to identify and correct student misbehavior. As a means of professional development, teachers implemented the procedures of applied behavioral analysis in order to improve an undesirable behavior in their classroom. In this research, CHAMPS was used asthe focus of professional development where teachers used CHAMPS as an approach to identify and then correct misbehavior. In this study, teachers chose a behavior they wanted to correct, gathered data about frequency and contextual setting, designed an intervention to improve the problem behavior, measured progress by using similar or the same behavior tracking measures, and compared baseline behavior to po","cbCaivKScXfe8sPQ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivKScXfe8sPQ","pdf",408065,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n# Literature Review\n## How Teachers Addressed Misbehavior","[{\"question\":\"What is CHAMPS and how is it related to PBS?\",\"answer\":\"CHAMPS (Conversation, Help, Activity, Movement, Participation, Success) is a structured approach for implementing PBS in the classroom. It aims to help teachers set clear learning expectations, reinforce positive behavior, and correct misbehavior.\"},{\"question\":\"How was teachers’ use of CHAMPS studied in this case study?\",\"answer\":\"The study analyzed self-reported data from 25 in-service teachers who utilized CHAMPS. 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